Trump Admin Laying Groundwork For Unilateral U.S. Military Action Against Cartels In Mexico
Trump Admin Laying Groundwork For Unilateral U.S. Military Action Against Cartels In Mexico: Report
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Honestly, Mexico should legalise drugs and setup a legal way to get access to safe drugs and drug rehabilitation programs. If the drug cartels see Mexico as a bigger financial market than the US, illegal exports to the US could nosedive. The cost of illegal exports could be cut down to zero overnight as they could distribute legally in their own country. Surely that'll mean something.
I wonder if the drug cartels would rather go to literal war with the USA or have a legal market and keep out of the USA's hair. They could even enforce a "do not export to the US or we kill you" policy between themselves, because that would be putting their financial investments at risk.
... cartels don't want legalization. It would ruin their business model. In fact, one of the arguments for legalization is that it would destroy the cartel's money source.
Cartels have diversified their income sources to the point that if their drug income fell to 0 overnight they would still survive. Human trafficking, farming, natural resource extraction, and extortion make up very large parts of modern cartels income.
We should still legalize/decriminalize drugs to hurt the cartels, but it won't ruin them like it would have say 20 years ago.
Naw this president is clearly in talks with them since she wasnt shot. All she has to do is give them a simi legal avenue to operate where they still profit probably a bit less but without as much risk would costs them plenty.
Mexico sells drugs to the US. I don’t think it matters much whether drugs are legalized in Mexico.
If you go to Mexico you won’t see people strung out on drugs running in the middle of traffic like you do in Los Angeles, and using their public transportation I didn’t see people going psycho and screaming at everyone.
Umm, have you ever heard of the word 'diversification'? That's what cartels did, and now they control other illegal industries such as prostitution, immigrant smuggling, fuel theft, but also they are expanding onto legal businesses such as tourism, entertainment, food distribution, rehab centers, restaurants, etc. And all that shit is to launder the illegal money they make with the black ops.
I wonder if the drug cartels would rather go to literal war with the USA or have a legal market and keep out of the USA's hair.
The USA has infiltrated some cartels and instead, this resulted in the cartels fighting each other for control on both sides of the border. Is not as easy as you think.
The article literally talks about bombing cartels. If that isn't war, I don't know what is.
Maybe that will work, since they're already bombing each other and using drones for coordinated hitmen attacks.
